Album Reviews
The War On Drugs “Live Drugs Again”
Slightly unhinged review of the past twenty years. The War On Drugs was formed back in 2005 by Adam Granduciel and Kurt Vile. Vile left a few years later after the release of their first album […]
Album Reviews
Album Reviews
Folk Roundup – Michell, Pfeiffer & Kulesh, Harbottle & Jonas, Si Kahn and George Mann, Anthea Fever, House of Hamill, Sam Carter
It’s a fine collection of vowels and consonants that adorns our banner this time – a band who surely organised their names to raise a wry smile, and another who sound suspiciously like a firm of […]
Album Reviews
Native Harrow “Divided Kind”
Maverick approach produces glorious mainstream sounds. “Divided Kind” is the latest instalment in an absorbing catalogue of admirably fashioned records from Philly-based, Brighton-bred country-soul-folk duo Native Harrow. Their previous 5 records have offered up a captivating […]
Album Reviews
Carolyn Shulman “Heart On A Wire”
Denver-based singer-songwriter’s sophomore album reveals a seasoned artist delving into the personal and social challenges of this troubled modern world. Carolyn Shulman grew up in Mobile, Alabama, and by the time she was fourteen she was […]
Album Reviews
AJ Woods “Hawk Is Listenin'”
Tales of the human condition looked at through a New Mexico-lens largely benefit from some at times more unorthodox musical choices. For New Mexico singer-songwriter AJ Woods, “Hawk Is Listenin’” is more than just an album […]